a taxicab around jackson and bu can son. the driver of the taxicab got out, confronted the suspect, there was some type of confrontation and then somehow the suspect entered the taxi and drove away with it. now, sfpd was able to find the driver. what we're hearing is the suspect rammed the taxi into a patrol car. we're also hearing that shots were later fired but the suspect was able to escape until he go the here in the fort mason area. -- until he got here in the fort mason area. back out here live at fort mason, officers are still around the area, surrounding the taxicab. you can see there's extensive damage to the back of the taxicab. that's probably the part of the car where the suspect allegedly rammed into a police car. but again, the suspect taken into custody. it's unclear whether there are injuries as a result of the vandalism, chase and officer- involved shooting.

there's active scenes at the other locations we talked about. we understand there is a p.i.o. from san francisco police expected to be here. as soon as we find out more information on this incident we'll pass it along on "mornings on 2." we're live in san francisco, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:03. well, last night a terrifying and deadly scene at richmond, right in front of b.a.r.t. passengers. gunman shot and killed a b.a.r.t. passenger. ktvu's tara moriarty is at the richmond b.a.r.t. station. you've been out there since 4:30 this morning and investigators are still looking for a motive in this attack. >> reporter: police are gonna be poring over surveillance camera foot am. you can see one located -- footage. you can one located. when gunfire erupted, there were two bullets that sliced through windows on the side of this building. they actually -- one of them popped out on the other side. right here, you can see the very large hole where all of the glass is shattered. it ricocheted off this red

column right here. police who were here say it was utterly chaotic with everybody scattering after they heard the shots. officers armed with flashlights combed the area last night just after 6:00. a source tells us the victim was an african-american man in his early 30s from richmond who was shot and killed by two african-american men. >> if i had gotten on the elevator any sooner than when i did, i would have been in the crossfire. >> i cried when i seen it. i have never seen a dead body before. >> reporter: sources say the suspect followed the victim from a train. a police say the -- police say the pair ran off. we called b.a.r.t. police this morning. the suspects have not been caught yet. we have no motive. richmond police are working on this case. they are collaborating and

we'll be checking in with them as well. so for, no word on the suspect or the identification on this victim. live from richmond, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. bay area police are wondering if they are now being targeted by thieves. the san francisco "chronicle" reports police are on high alert after someone stole a semi-automatic rifle from an up marked san francisco police car last month. burglars have also recently hit the homes of officers in richmond and brentwood. one officer says criminals may be looking for guns and realized police are likely to have them in their homes. 7:05. later this month, muni will be cutting back service. a dozen muni lines will be reduced during the commute hours between march 25th and march 29th. muni 'anticipating fewer -- muni is anticipating fewer riders because of spring break. muni hopes to save about $45,000 by reducing the number

of bus trips. new this morning, all lanes on 580, back open again after this early-morning rig big fire in livermore. the truck driver told us he noticed smoke coming from the back of his trailer right near airway boulevard. he pulled over to the side of the road here, managed to separate the cab from his trailer before the fire spread. when firefighters got there, they used foam to put out the flames. three lanes were shut down briefly but, again, everything is back open again. >> that's good news. let's check in with sal. friday light? >> in some areas it is. as a matter of fact you will see traffic is improving from some of the earlier commutes. let's take a look at the east shore freeway. that's moderately avenue. no major problems. the morning commute looks pretty good at the toll plaza. there's a little bit of a delay but this is much better than it normally is. sometimes we have 25 to 30- minute delays. this morning it's less than half of that. maybe a five-minute delay. maybe more than that.

but that's all at the toll plaza. if you are driving in marin county, southbound 101, there is a rush crash. it's lighter than usual but traffic is slower approaching lucky drive. let's go to rosemary. pleasant day for you in store. we're gonna shave off a few temperatures. a little bit of a cooldown. isn't that a beautiful shot looking over the oakland estuary? high clouds drifting over and make for a beautiful sunrise. we're waking up with a little bit of patchy fog as well and low clouds hugging the coastline, just inside the bay. these are high clouds spread over santa rosa as well as napa. we did clear out pretty good in the overnight hours. we can pretty good slowing. but these clouds over the north bay helping to offset your cooling. employee early on, about -- napa, early on, at 4:30 sank down to 40. and now we're up to 45. those you clouds helping out a

little bit. 8:00, still inside the bay. high clouds in the forecast later today. afternoon highs slightly cooler today. right knew, our temperatures -- right now, our temperatures are slightly cooler. 47 in concord, 45 in napa. 43 in santa rosa. widespread 40s around the bay. oakland also waking up right around 47, 48. as you get outdoors, the fog is not widespread. that's great news as you get on the morning drive. afternoon highs for today although we'll see a cooling trend, still above average. low 70s, berkeley, oakland, 67 for san francisco, some of the warmer spots inland east bay, 77 for antioch, down in the slay valley. 72 for you -- santa clara valley. 72 for you, san jose. with your weekend in view, if you are gonna be out celebrating st. patrick's day it will be a cool start but not

too bad. a lot like we're seeing this morning. the cooling trend for monday. tuesday we're going to end the last day of winter pretty much on the dry note. the first day of spring we could see some rain. i will show you the forecast coming up. >> we need that. thank you, rosemary. 7:08. we have new information about the former soldier accused of killing two santa cruz police officers last month. an army spokesman says there was not enough evidence to formally charge jeremy goulet with rape allegations. dna taken from rape kits did not tie him to the crimes. leon panetta and members of congress are demanding to know why the military let goulet leave the army instead of facing rape charges. marin county has a new campaign to keep s.e.a.l.s safe during the puffing season -- seals safe during the puffing season. marin biologists calling you to remind -- asking you to call

the marine center if you see a sick seal and stay 50 feet away from the seals. 7:09. finally some hope. why there's new optimism in the long-standing budget battle in washington, d.c. and how is this possible? state furlough days that were supposed to save money may end up costing california in the long run.

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welcome back. good morning to you. a picture-perfect view to show you this morning of mt. diablo. eight minute the until the official sunrise for most of us. high clouds in the forecast for your afternoon. >> thank you. 7:12. there are some developments in the investigation into last september's terror attack in benghazi, libya. militants stormed the american consulate, killing four

americans, including chris stevens. there are reports now a suspect has just been detained in libya. while his alleged role is unclear in the attack, the fbi has interviewed him in a libyan prison. meanwhile, we're also learning about three american security agents injured in the 9/11 attack. one suffered smoke inhalation while another remains in serious condition at walter reed center. the u.s. says an iranian fighter jet chased an american drone over the persian gulf. the incident happened on tuesday. the pentagon says the iranian jet backed away when the american flight of a plane escort, the un-- escorting the unmanned drone issued a warning. the drone was on a routine mission. a united nations mission is looking into the drone program. pakistan said they did not consent to any strikes.

pakistan estimates that at least 400 civilians have been killed in such strikes but the u.s. says pakistan consented to the strikes and the death counts are actually lower. president obama is leaving the white house to take his energy policy on the road. ktvu's kyla campbell is live in our washington, d.c. bureau to tell us how this could benefit the bay area. >> reporter: dave, the president wants to give funding to states that produce clean energy. we know the bay area has been innovative when it comes to this. if this passes it could mean more jobs. president obama says since etook office, the u.s. has doubled from wind and solar sources and the u.s. reliance on gas and oil from other countries is at a 20-year low. he says more needs to be done and he's calling on congress. this plan includes investing

$23 billion over the -- $2 billion over the next decks aid in energy and research to make it happen. president obama says there's enough natural gas in the u.s. to provide 100 years worth of resources. he says it needs to be tapped in a safe way. president obama is expected to get opposition from republicans when he details this plan this afternoon at a plant in illinois. why some believe it's just one way to tax energy producers, when i see you next. live in washington, kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:15. president obama is coming back here to the bay area next month. the white house says the president will travel to northern california on april 3rd and 4th for fund-raisers for democratic congressional candidates. events are scheduled in san francisco and silicon valley. the president will campaign to try to get fellow democrats to gain control in the house in the 2014 mid-term election. there's a new report that reveals that state furloughs designed to save california

money won't save as much as we first thought. the furloughs were intended to save between $5 billion between 2009 and july of year. many state employees are taking less vacation days because of those mandated furloughs. budget advisoriers for the legislature calculate will still save more money in the long run. however, the state will pay $1 billion more than they originally planned to those workers retiring or quitting for vacation time that was never used. 7:16. the budget battle continues today in washington, d.c. with new optimism that the president will be able to reach a deal with republicans. republicans are telling the president that he needs to tone down his political attacks and get democrats to support controversial changes in medicare if he wants a compromise. democrats have pushed a budget that calls for roughly $1 trillion in new tax revenue over a decade. it's expected to head to the

senate next week. a bill in the senate could drastically limit the number of family visas. it's part of an immigration deal that a bipartisan group of senators is working on. the bill would make it harder for relatives of american citizens to come here and make it easier for more high-skilled foreign workers to do so. right now, about 65% of legal immigrants are allowed in the u.s. for family reasons. 7:17. rising tensions between lake county supervisors and sheriff frank ravero may boil over next week. two supervisors are calling on fellow board members to issue a formal vote of no confidence at the mooting on -- meeting on tuesday. the board may ask for the sheriff's resignation. the two supervisors are citing the county's district attorney's finding that the sheriff died during a 2008 shooting investigation. we're also getting new details about a santa cruz

biker whose body was found last call. eric dean garcia was -- last fall. eric dean garcia was found and now the authorities want the public's help getting new leads. he was a member of the mongols motorcycle club and may have been a member of another gang the day he disappeared. if you have any information about who he was with when he was last seen, contact the sheriff's office. a woman accused of kicking a sodler -- kicking a toddler at a san francisco playground will return to court next week. that's after a bizarre outburst in the courtroom yesterday. >> this is so [bleep]. this is so ridiculous! >> sabryna bell was supposed to be arraigned on felony assault charges. as her face was being called, she could be held from her holding cell.

prosecutors say she kicked a girl and the little girl hit her head on the ground but was not serious. a startling new earthquake forecast lays out how huge an earthquake would be from the state of oregon. this details what would happen if a 9.0 quake and tsunami struck our neighbor to the north. more than 10,000 people would die, buildings and bridges could collapse and the devastation would extend to northern california. lawmakers are using the forecast to prepare for the big one and experts say oregon is actually overdue for this kind of quake. 7:19. well, today the international space station has a bigger crew on board than they planned. one american astronaut and two russian cosmonauts were supposed to leave hon board a soyuz -- on board a soyuz capsule yesterday. they had to postpone it because of freezing rain and fog at the landing site in kazakhstan.

samsung held an event worthy of a hollywood award ceremony showing off that, the new smartphone. the galaxy s-4 has a 5-inch screen and some functions not seen on other phones. one is called air gesture. it allows you to navigate the phone without touching it. it attracts where the phone user is looking and reacts to that. samsung says this new phone will be available before the end of june. also new m morning, the billionaire, the man who owns the los angeles kings hockey team and the staples center says neither one are no longer for sale. if the deal had long through, as expected -- it was expected to be worth billions of dollars. now the owner says he will resume a more active role in the company. well, san jose police department is getting ready to welcome some new officers. today more than 40 recruits will graduate from the san jose

police academy. it's the first academy graduation for the department since 2009. and it will be held at 1:00 this afternoon at the parkside hall in downtown san jose. 7:21. a little cooler out there. you will notice it. but would you like at this sunrise? that's a beautiful, live picture. rosemary orozco will be here to tell you how much cooler it will be and whether rain will be coming soon. the fight to shut down drake's boy continues. now the oyster company is pulling in some celebrities for support. good morning, traffic on 237, we have a little bit of slow traffic there. we'll talk about that and the new problem on the bay bridge.

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7:23. a lawsuit filed against a chicago mcdonald's says a child ate a used condom found in the play area. a woman says her son who was 2

years old at the time cuffed up a piece -- coughed up a piece of the condom. the lawsuit accuses mcdonald's failing to remove items in the area used by children. drake's is getting help. yesterday, alice waters and the sonoma county farm bureau followed a -- filed a federal brief support, the company. the brief opposes the national park services order to shut down the oyster farm. the order came down after ken a la darr decided no the to remove its permit. drake's bay is fighting the closure. -- salazar decided not to remove its permit. drake's bay is fighting the closure. there had been almost no backup. there is a little bit of a backup now but i think -- i think this will not be a

lingering problem. it's a broken-down car, not an accident. there are people out there. but there's not a lot of stop- and-go traffic. if you are driving on the peninsula, 101 and 280 still looking good. southbound 101 and 280 heading down to palo alto and mountain view looking good. 7:25. i pressed that and see the time is only about eight minutes. that's not bad at all. hello, rosemary. >> hello, sal. good morning to you. we have another beautiful day in store. high clouds continuing to stream across the bay area, across the bay area. we'll continue with temperatures above average, although a bit of a cooling trend as we get into the weekend. of you can see the high clouds also waking up with patchy fog this morning. but it's not as widespread as we've seen over the last few days. i don't think it will cause you much trouble unless you are along the coastline. the loy clouds, even the patchy fog not too thick.

1800 miles out, this is honolulu. this is the system that will bring us some rain. tuesday for us. it looks like it's off the shore line tuesday evening. we'll see the rain move in. wednesday will be wet and thursday will be dry. that's what we have to look forward to. between now and then a dry forecast. low 70s for the afternoons. overnight lows upper 30s to low 40s. monday/tuesday the cooling trend will continue and it looks like for the final hours of winter, the rain will arrive and we'll have spring showers. back to you. >> thank you. 7:26. a man goes on an early-morning rampage in san francisco. police say he vandalized a cab and then stole it and then rammed police officers. how they responded. >> reporter: we're live in oakland where hundreds of waste management employees have walked off the job. we'll tell you why and how it may affect your garbage services. >> reporter: we're live in

scotts valley where a search is about to get underway for a missing man. we'll tell you about the accident that mix him so vulnerable and you -- that makes him so vulnerable and you will also hear from his mother -- when "mornings on 2" continues

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it is 7:29. breaking news in san francisco. it involves an officer-involved shooting following a taxicab

carjacking and an attack on police. a man vandalized a cab early this morning at jackson and buchanan. then he stole the cab. later, officers say the same man rammed a police patrol car at jackson and spruce and that's where officers opened fire. the carjacker was not hit. he took off. but police say they caught up with limb at fort mason and took him into custody just over two hours ago. happening now -- alameda county garbage workers are on strike. lorraine blanco is at a waste management facility in oakland where hundreds of workers say the company is violating federal laws. good morning, lorraine. >> reporter: good morning. they say they are frustrated with wages and work conditions. you can see hundreds are still out here right now. they've been on strike since 3:00 a.m. this morning. we are at the 98th avenue location where hundreds of

union workers from the international long shore union are lining the workers. the recycling workers, landfall and clerical workers are striking. waste management says they've been at the bargaining table for a month. they are surprised by this action. >> they have a right to do what they want to do. we have to serve our customers. our point today is to make sure the customers get served. >> this job is dangerous. you have to be careful not to get hurt. they are just fed up. we'll continue to do this until they finally respect us. >> reporter: waste management employees are protesting at several locations this morning. this is a look at the san leandro facility on dave vase street. union workers are protesting at the altamont landfall east of livermore. workers have filed charges against the national labor work. waste management says they

expect some delays but they do expect to be operating. we did just talk to one of the union workers out here -- here -- workers out here. they are gonna go in and talk to manage pleasant at 8:00 this morning. they are gonna go back to work unconditionally if waste management allows them to go back to work at 8:00 this morning. if not, then they expect to be in a lockout. of course, we'll keep you up to date. as soon as we know more information we'll bring it to you. ktvu has learned that concord police are investigating reports of a dog being shot with a bb gun last night and whether it may be connected to other recent incidents. this happened about 7:00 last night at a home on bailey road. claycord.com is also reporting a teenager was seen shooting geese at newhall park that same evening. all of this comes after a bus window was shot out on wednesday night here bailey and clayton roads. police are trying to see

whether these incidents are all connected. ktvu has also learned that a former san francisco lab technician, deborah madden will plead guilty to a drug charge this morning. that plea is expected in federal court. a lawyer for madden says a plea deal has been reached and madden will plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of simple possession. now, the deal follows two mistrials and hung jurors. debra madden was accused of stealing cocaine from the police lab. as a result, hundreds of drug cases had to be thrown out. 7:33. a 14-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with a pair of bomb threats at a fremont junior high school. the threats were phoned into thornton wednesday and yesterday. police determined the calls were coming from someone on campus. he was charged with making domestic terroristic threats before being reese lee --

released to his parents. and kimball high school and tracy high school both had to be evacuated this week because of bomb threats. police say two teens will face the harshest punishment the law allows. the parents may have to pick up the tab for the police investigation. administrators at san francisco city college say they are prepared to meet the deadline that will determine if california's public university will stay in business. [chanting] >> students and administrators are demanding more input into the process. yesterday, they staged a march to city hall demanding more spending cuts. they want a parcel passed to be used for restoring classes and student services. >> they are using the accreditation process to push through an agenda and the

agenda, includes downsizing the school, dismantling public education and shutting out communities that need us most. >> today, the administrators will outline how they are dealing with all of the deficiencies identified last summer. not all have beenicks fixed but they are -- been fixed but they are hoping they've done enough to upgrade their probation status that will allow them to get state funding. a final decision is expected in june. happening in about 30 minutes, rescuers will be looking for a man who disappeared just days after he suffered a head injury. ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega is live after the the scotts valley fire station where you -- is live at the scotts valley fire station where you just spoke with the man's mother. >> reporter: she says he has a head injury. he's not had his right mind.

she's hoping the search crews who just showed up will be able to find him today. let's go to a youtube video that mathew abraham posted just after his accident. >> brings me a great deal of happiness, i'm gonna be just fine. better than ever, even. and i promise that i will see you guys again. but i want you guys to promise me something, too. >> reporter: abraham is 6 feet tall, weighs 150 pounds, has blond hair and hazel eyes. he fell about 50 to 60 feet off a train tressel while he was biking in henry coe park about a week ago. he fell in sand and said ed suffered head and brain injuries. abraham left the house on sunday. his family thinks he walked off and may be disoriented. his mother said he had a backpack with him inside,

granola, and a flashlight. she's worried about his state of mind. >> he's really fit. he won't realize that he is even in distress necessarily because of his head injuries. he's in an out. >> reporter: santa cruz county sheriff's department is concerned that abraham went back to the area where he was injured to figure out how he got in the accident. his mother said she thinks he has a brown tarp with him in the backpack and he may be largerred down somewhere nearby sort of wearing that brown tarp. rescue crews yesterday focused on the park and the area near his home. back out here drive, you can see again the search crews have started showing up. they are getting ready. it looks like one woman here was mentioning to this gentleman that she was willing to volunteer. we'll have much more on this coming up in the next hour on "mornings on 2." reporting live from scotts

valley, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:37. tomorrow marks one year since the disappearance of morgan hill teenager sear lamar. investigators say she was kidnapped on her way to school last year. 21-year-old antolin garcia- torres has been charged with abducting and killing lamar even though her body was still not been found. tomorrow lamar's family and friends will hold a balloon release and a fund-raiser in her honor. 7:38. sal's coming back. he will help you get to where you need to go. >> the traffic is moving along relatively well if you are driving onto the east bay freeways. it will be slower on the peninsula freeways. that's just a friend. here in the east bay, things have improved quite a bit at the toll plaza. there was a stall on the bridge. that didn't really affect traffic that much. looking at the san mateo bridge, westbound traffic there

looks good. westbound 92 traffic is moderate out to the peninsula. and this morning's commute is going to be okay if you are driving on the peninsula. by the way, we mentioned that, 101 southbound, and 280 off to a good start and the fog is not as big of an issue as it was on wednesday. now at 7:39. let's go to rosemary. >> yes, that's definitely worth mentioning. it's just a better day out there. we have high clouds that are bringing us a beautiful sunrise. i can see it in the distance. a little bit of sunshine there. official sunrise, 20 minutes ago. it's up and we're looking at at pretty fabulous day. we'll be seeing a cooling trend, more like feeling it. it will be a minor one. satellite and radar, there are the high clouds we showed you, sweeping across the bay area. in the overnight hours we received some clearing we were between two batches of high clouds and with the clear sky we gee gan to cool off.

the -- began to cool off. the clouds came back in the 6:00 hour or so. not too bad. still a chill for some. we'll take a look at those numbers in just a minute. rain stays well to the north. we'll see some rain across washington. we'll remain dry. we have systems that will pass through the pacific most. continue a cooling trend into the weekend but no rain expected at least for the next few days. here's the forecast, the brighter shade of white indicating the fog. maybe a little bit inside the bay. hugging the coastline. this dimmer shade is in the high bay. and then we're looking at nice weather into the afternoon with high clouds. perhaps an afternoon breeze for some. 47 in concord, 49 in fairfield. mid-40s in napa. a bit chilly for some. not too bad. we're a few degrees cooler than yesterday. temperatures continue on the

downward present. although it will be a subtle trend. take a look at saturday into sunday. upper 60s to low 70s in the forecast for the afternoons. overnight lows a bit chilly but not too bad. monday, tuesday, upper 60s, low 70s in the forecast. increasing clouds on tuesday. tuesday looks to be the coolest day the last final day of winter. as we get into tuesday night, more like into wednesday, we have rain on the way, i will show you the forecast model -- coming up. what prompted the big runup on wall street and what's moving the markets down this morning. a close call at a bay area church. why some people are really counting their blessings this morning. the social media war is heating up. the popular twitter feature that facebook may soon be targeting.

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haven't seen this in a while. u.s. stocks opening lower, threatening to end the dow's winning streak. the spike in gas prices drove up a measure of consumer costs in february by the most in three years. inflation was mostly modest of the taking a live look at the big board, the dow is currently down 38 at 14,501. the nasdaq down 10 and the s&p still about 7 point, 6 points shy of the record high and that's down about 3. it's still too early to tell but some analysts expect a day of profit taking after a day of record-setting closes by the dow. the dow has set records every day for the past eight sessions due in part to the housing

recovery and mainly because stocks are cheap. finance am planners say this is a positive sign but that does not mean investors should trace any -- should chase any trend. >> don't throw money that you would otherwise throw in there just because the market went up for ten straight days. >> if the dow does manage to finish the day with another gain, it would be a very rare occurs. the dow has had 11-day winning streaks. just four times in wall street history. the last time was 19 1 -- 1991. dataquick reports the medium price of homes jumped 25% in the bay area. increasing consumer confidence, low interest rates and fewer available houses are making some want to buy properties. they also say the smaller inventory is causing bidding wars to break out for many homes as investors think this current trend will continue. well, business is booming

in san francisco's ferry building. but as ktvu's pam cook tells us from our newsroom right now, business may be a little too good for some. pam? >> it's kind of like the no good deed goes unpunished. this morning, san francisco business times reports revenue at some of the shops inside the ferry building has doubled in the last ten years, since it was converted to an artisan food market. the owner tells the paper that moving to the ferry building was the best decision they ever made. however, some say the business boom is a double-edged sword now that leases are up for renewal. the landlord is pushing to raise ents from about $40 a square feet to between $120 and $160 a square feet. some of the original tenants may work together to negotiate renewal leases within the next year but to give you an idea of how successful it is, the "sf

business times" report sales at the ferry building increase revenue per square foot of whole food stores across the country. i'm pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:47. a marin church will need repairs after a car crashed into it and almost hit a bible study group. you can see the damage at sleepy hollow presbyterian church on terry road in san anselmo. the car took out a support beam on an overhang around 6:15 last night. no one was hurt. the police say the driver may have pushed the wrong pedal. a prayer service will be held today for a daly city family torn apart by a car crash. a mother and brother were killed in a crash last saturday and the brother's girlfriend was seriously injured. prosecutors say a man in sunnyvale crashed into the car, he's been charged with

manslaughter, dui and hit and run. the head of the tsa says he will not change his mind about allowing some small knives aboard commercial aircraft. john pistole defended his decision to a house subcommittee. he says a small knife, bill yard's cue will not aaffect flights -- affect flights. a san jose teacher arrested in child pornography cases is undergoing a mental evaluation. 44-year-old nathan forestell was arrested. yesterday, he was hospitalized after drying to overdose on pills. he was a substitute teacher at alum rock union from 2009 until as recent as last week.

the school superintendent is asking student, and parents to come to him with any concerns. >> we take this very seriously. the health and safety of our countries is our first priority. >> police are -- police are facing students and say forestell could face charges because of the amount of porn graphy charges -- pornography charges. a ktvu investigation found that the gym child care center at family fitness don't have to be licensed. senator yee will announce stricter guidelines and safer rules that will apply to any business with a change center

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threatening injuries. the victims were setting up for the world's largest -- audio not understandable -- [audio not understandable] san francisco police are saying that cell phone thieves are getting more sophisticated. they have the surveillance video to prove it. look at this video. this was taken on the 33 muni bus in the castro district. police say it shows a man in a white shirt grabbing a woman's phobe while a second suspect holds the door open and a third victim keeps good samaritans from trying to jump in. police are still searching for the suspects. high-fat dairy foods appear to increase the risk of early death for those with breast

cancer. the study does not suggest that breast cancer patient, and survivors eliminate all -- patients and survivors eliminate all dairy from their diet. it may soon be legal to raise and keep chickens and keep bee thes at your home in -- bees at your home. the city is establishing guidelines and a permit process. some residents add mid they already know the benefits of keep -- admit they already know the benefits of keeping chickens and bees even though they've been doing it illegal. >> you get a little bit of the farm country living in the city. you learn where your food comes from and where to take care of -- how to take care of animals. >> they hope to have everything in place. that's pretty noisy. >> they are. >> and they will review the process to see if they can

settle any complaints. let's check in with sal, see what's happening on this friday morning. >> it's been a while since we've had the unusual. we have routine things. we're looking at some of the roads and gonna see that traffic is better than it normally is. let's take a look at 880 northbound. you can see that traffic is moving along relatively well here as you drive past the coliseum to an uncrowded toll plaza. it was heavier earlier. you can see mountain view, northbound 101 we have an old crash, two cars, no injuries reported. it's on the shoulder. let's go to rosemary. all right. rain on the way. this morning, the fog, not as widespread or dense. that's good news. giving au live look, whether you sky, high clouds in the forecast for today. seeing a little bit of patchy

fog. that's really about it. stormtracker2 showing you that batch of high clouds, streaming right overhead. that's the storm that will bring us rain it looks like tuesday into wednesday. 1800 miles out but here we go. as we pick it up into tuesday morning, the time tarp reads at 8:00, tuesday looks dry. tuesday the final day of winter as we get into late tuesday night in the overnight hours. this is when i see the rain begin to move in. could pick up .550 to 1 inch out of this -- .050 to 1 inch out of this system. the weekend, a dry, mild one. temperatures will be sliding, a downward train. we'll remain above average. we'll start out a bit chilly. low 40s in the forecast but afternoon highs looking good. low 70s and then monday into tuesday notice the cooling trend increasing with clouds

tuesday night. back to you. no sitting back and relaxing for the new pope. he's been extremely busy ever since his election on wednesday. what he said to his cardinals before they headed back home. we're live here in san francisco where crime scene investigators have arrived here at the marina. they are investigating an officer-involved shooting as well as a tollen taxicab. we'll bring you the latest coming up. >> reporter: bullets fly at a richmond b.a.r.t. station. more when "mornings on 2" continues.

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welcome back to "mornings on 2" i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. developing news, a stolen taxicab lead to an officer- involved shooting in san francisco. it started with a carjacking at jackson and buchanan. police shot at the suspect at jackson and spruce and later arrested him at fort mason. that's where we find ktvu's brian flores. >> reporter: good morning. still active seen here at fort mason and jackson. take a look. crime scene investigators just arrived here about ten minutes ago. they are gathering any evidence that they can from that stolen taxicab as you can see there. from what we know the suspect that stole that taxicab earlier this morning, he was arrested

here at fort mason. these are the details from what we know. earlier this morning, that suspect vandalized a taxicab around jackson and buchanan here in san francisco. police sources say the vandalism may have been to the windshield of the taxicab. the cabdriver got out, confronted the suspect, there was some type of confrontation and then the suspect entered the taxi and drove away with it. the police found the taxicab and the driver around jackson and spruce in presidio heights and then we're learning the suspect rammed a police patrol car. the suspect was able to escape until he got here at fort mason where police surrounded the taxi and the stolen car suspect and he was taken into custody. crime scene investigators gathered here ten minutes ago. they are gathering evidence. the taxicab is expected to be

towed out some time this morning. as long as csi is here, they will be investigating and gathering evidence. there's damage to all sides of the taxicab, but then, the suspect taken into custody, still no official record from any -- word from any injuries. i just got done talking to a police source. he says the officers involved in this incident are doing okay. brian flores. ktvu channel 2 news. 8:01. there's a new development in the case of a fox executive who disappeared from the los angeles area last year. investigators now believe 57- year-old gavin smith was the victim of a homicide. they say they found smith's black mercedes inside a storage facility in simi valley. that storage facility has been linked to a convicted drug dealer who is a person of interest in the case. smith was reportedly having an affair with the drug dealer's wife. 8:01. b.a.r.t. police are busy investigating

the deadly shoot ogen right in front -- shooting right in front of terrified passengers. tara moriarty has been on this since 4:30 this morning. you are at the spot where shooting occurred. >> reporter: yeah. witnesses say when the man was trying to leave the b.a.r.t. building, he was walking upstairs when he was struck. two bullets struck right here in the waiting room. this is for amtrak. it closes at 6:00. the shooting happened seven minutes later. one of the bullets penetrated through this window and ricocheted off this red column that you see right here. b.a.r.t. passengers describe the scene as mass pandemonium. people scattered after theyable heard shots. b.a.r.t. officers armed with flashlights scoured the area just around 6:00. a source says the victim was an african-american man in his early 30s from richmond who was

shot and killed which two african-american men who ran off. we spoke to a shaken passenger last night. >> it was about four gunshots. i am surprised that it happened. it was in broad daylight. i'm -- the body's there. it's scary. >> reporter: a source says the gunman followed the victim from a train but police say they do not know whether they had been riding b.a.r.t. prior to the shooting. that's something that perhaps surveillance video would show. police say the pair ran off. we called police. richmond police are involved in the investigation and are assisting with this case. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. pope francis continuing a very hectic schedule since being elected pope. >> translator: go back to your homes and continue your

ministry enriched by so much faith and communion. >> just hours ago, the pope wrapped up a final audience with the cardinals who elected him. he urged them to remain faithful to the gospel, never lose sight of their mission to help others. pope francis is due to meet with journalists tomorrow and then he will bless his followers at st. peter's square on sunday. president obama appeared on israeli television denouncing iran's nuclear threat. >> we think that it would take over a year or so for iran to actually develop a nuclear weapon but obviously we don't want to cut it too close. >> analysts say president obama has had a strained raelationship with benjamin netanyahu and while president obama wants more time for

economic sanctions, israel warns it could be too late. tehran successfully test-fired two missiles during a military exercise. when the president or vice president are out of the country, the other person stays in the u.s. for security reasons. both will be overseas. president obama leaves tuesday night for his middle eastern trip. vice president biden is at the vatican on tuesday. he will be there for the installation of pope francis. it's not clear if the vice president will rush back before the president takes off. 8:05. happening now -- an annual event just outside of washington that offers a preview of the issues and candidates in the 2016 presidential election. this is day two of the conservative political action conference, known as p.a.c. you are looking at a live picture of wayne la pierre currently speaking. he's criticizes the obama

administration's current push for gun control. >> what's going on in this country is unbelievable? hour country is a -- is unbelievable. our country is a total mess. what we need is leadership. ♪ >> you know him, donald up interest. he blamed democrats for rising gas prices and allowing jobs to go overseas. other conference speakers include mitt romney as well as mitch mcdonnell and bobby jindal and former florida governor jeb bush. bill lockyer has withdrawn the divorce papers he signed last summer. he says he's determined to work out his differences with his wife, former alameda county supervisor nadia lockyer. her drug addiction and extra- marital affair ended her political career and nearly

ended her husband's career. she recently finished a drug treatment program. the couple has a young son. big traffic changes coming in hayward. starting at 8:00, a one-way loop into downtown will be put into place. foothill boulevard will become a one way street at jackson and mission. from foothill, the loop will turn left on a street and then left on mission back towards jackson. this loop is part of the $100 million route 238 corridor improvement project. the final paving and the striping, that's set for may. >> i was just driving -- driving through that area yesterday. they have signs everywhere. all right, sal. how are things? >> what were you doing there? >> coming back from the

airport. >> okay. i would have made traffic better for you. [laughter] >> it's friday. i just like to give tori grief. i've known her for 20 years. the bay bridge, it's a nice- looking commute as you come up to the toll plaza. today we have friday light. we have 4:30 that's what it looked like here. it got heavy at 6:00. it's better. san mateo bridge as you drive out to the -- drive out to the high rise. i think we'll be pretty happy for the morning commute. we've had some minor fender- benders. not causing a huge delay. if you look at the road sensors we're not showing a lot of activitien to 101 and 28 on the peninsula. let's go to rosemary. we're off to a great start. we don't have the dense fog. we're looking at a little fog in half moon bay. outside of that, just the high clouds you saw in that live shot. here you see the high clouds

from up above. they continue to stream across the bay area. soft sunlight in store for your afternoon. our ridge of high pressure is actually breaking down and that will allow the systems that are riding over the mask northwest or through this weekend. not going to bring us any rain but will bring us -- the high clouds will bring us a bit of a cooling trend. the onshore breeze is back and will tick around tosh the -- and will stick -- and will stick around for the weekend. seeing some fog along pacifica. we're looking at this breaking away. we won't get rid of the high clouds. it's lunchtime we have the filtered sunshine overhead. temperatures this morning, still a little chilly. 42 in santa rosa. 44 in napa. upert 40s walnut creek, 50 in oakland. 49 san francisco. along the peninsula right now, 47. healdsburg. 41 in menlo park. low 40s stepping out your door. palo alto as well as stanford.

the afternoon highs, gonna cool it down. 76 in napa. 71 san rafael. upper 60s for san francisco. 70 degrees for oakland. mid-70s for livermore. 72 san jose, even though he say -- even though i say cool it down, got that choose my words wisely. the temperatures are above average and we'll carry the trend into the weekend. we'll slave off a few degrees. overnight lows a coolian if you are gonna be out celebrating st. patty's day, be prepared for the chilly start. outside of that, no complaints. monday and tuesday the downward trend will continue. i see rain on the horizon forewards. more on that -- coming up -- for wednesday. more on that coming up. >> okay. a television producer is facing some allegations investigators say he helped a hacking group get personal

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a former web producer for a sacramento tv station has been indicted for allegedly working

with a computer hacking group "anonymous." 26-year-old mathew keys is accused of giving the passwords to the los angeles times website to the computer hacking group. keys worked for ktxl tv, owned by tribune, the same company that owns the l.a. times. president obama now on his way to illinois. he will be pushing his injury plan. kyla campbell is live in our washington, d.c. bureau to tell us what the president wants from congress. >> reporter: the president is calling on congress to create a secure energy trust. that includes $2 billion worth of invests and research over the next decade. president obama is touring in ill -- an illinois energy resource. there he will lay out details to increase clean energy production in the u.s. he says wind power and solar panel production has doubled since he took office. the u.s. reliance on imported

oil and gas is at a 20-year low. he says there's room to improve. president obama wants to invest in research to create better electric vehicles and hybrids that rely less on gasoline. he wants to tap more into natural gas production and set money aside to make sure it's done safely. the president is getting support from both sides of the aisle. some republicans say this will lead to taxes on energy producers. but the white house says it won't. that $2 billion is coming from oil and gas leases that already exist on government-owned property. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. a republican senator from ohio who sponsored -- who co sponsored the defensive marriage act now now says he supports gay marriage. he said he changed his stance after his son came out say egg was guy. when his son told him he was

gay and it was not a choice but part of who it was portman said he and his wife were very surprised but supportive. and this comes as the u.s. supreme court is expected to hear arguments in a challenge to a provision of the marriage act. new information about a former soldier accused of killing two santa cruz police officers. an army spokesman said there was not enough evidence to formally charge jeremy goulet will rape allegations dating back to 2006. officials say dna taken from rape kits did not tabula to the crime. former defense secretary leon panetta and members of congress are demanding to know why he left the army instead of facing rape charges. a woman from inverness is facing charges of murder. an incident happened on monday at a home on redwood avenue.

authorities say 27-year-old kelly lynn winterkorn is accused of hitting another on the head with a baseball bat. the woman got into a van and drove after him and hit his car twice. she's expected in court next week. san jose authorities made no arrest aimed at a protest -- arrests aimed at a protest at the martin's beach. pete mccloskey led the protest yesterday. now, the group climbed over and through a gate and marched down a private road down to the beach. this week, the surf rider foundation filed a lawsuit. they want to regain public access to martin's beach. they claim the gated road violates the california coastal act. city leaders in sacramento face a new opponent in their fight to save the city's pro basketball team. this time it's from two

attorneys from their own city. those lawyers are calling for a public vote on the plaen to use city plan to build a new arena for the kings. they eject -- reject kevin johnson's claim the arena would provide a big economic past for the city of sacramento. the naylor is leading the fight to -- mayor is leading the fight to stop the plans. the controversy plan that's haunted the oakland raiders for nearly a dozen years may finally be struck down. the nfl leaders are expected to end the rule that brings back mad memories for raiders' fan. a snowy playoff lost to the new england patriots back in 2002. it anythingated what looked -- negated what looked like a tuckback and that rule does not end until he tucks the ball back fence his body. tomorrow, san francisco holds its huge st. patty's

party. you are looking at video from last year's parade. now, the parade will be begin tomorrow at 11:30 at second and market streets. it will run down market and at the civic center. that's where a festival of irish music, food and fun will take place from 11:00 until 5:00. the distilled spirits council of the u.s. reports that irish whiskey is the fast of thest- growing category of alcohol in the country. it's not just a trend for st. patrick's day. sales were up 400% in the last two years and more than 22% in the past year alone. they say irish whiskey is growing in popularity. 20 years ago it was used for irish coffee. a family in pittsburg was asleep in their home on hillview drive when they heard an explosion from inside the

garage. the family car somehow caught fire. flames spread throughout the garage and then the house. firefighters say about half of the home was burned. everyone managed to get out and escape injury but the family was shaken. >> i'm shocked. i'm -- i'm -- i can't even look at it. i just want to cry. once again, the cause of the fire is under investigation. time now is 8:20. would you believe more problems with carnival cruise ships this morning. why some passengers will be coming home from the caribbean on planes instead of their cruise ship. it's a foggy, breezy morning in parts of the bay area. rosemary orozco will tell us what's in store for the weekend.

two more carnival cruise ships are experiencing serious problems at sea this morning. carnival says "the legend" is returning to tampa and is not making any scheduled stops on its trip crew the caribbean. it's having technical difficulties affecting sailing speed and "the dream" experienced power problems in st. maarten. others booked on future cruises are excited for their voyage. >> things happen.

the odds are pretty low. we're still looking forward to it. >> passengers on "the legend" will get a $100 credit and half off on a future cruise. those passengers on "the dream" will be flown him, this is after an engine fire on the "triumph" stranded passengers and crew in the gulf of mexico. the animal rights group p.e.t.a. says it's outraged about the death of a shark used in a kmart commercial. the white tip shark died 11 days ago it was as i -- it was placed in an above-ground pool. kmart issued a statement they are saying "they are saddened by the incident." kmart also says professional animal handlers were on hand for the commercial shoot. let's check in with sal. see what'sing happening on the roads now -- what's happening on the roads now.

>> we're looking at traffic doing pretty well around the bay. this is a pretty good look at highway 4. even the construction zone in antioch is getting much better. if you are driving to concord out of benicia or down to walnut creek, it should be a nice drive for you. you might want to get on the road before things change. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge. the same thing goes. on the peninsula, we've been watching the traffic is a little busy. they got rid of an accident in mountain view. 101 is slightly better. a cooler pattern is shaping up for your weekend. not a huge drop but a garage actual cooldown. it's something that will eventually lead us into some rain. giving you a look outside of the doors. a mix of high clouds overhead, patchy fog along the coast as well as into the bay but not nearly as bad as we've seen it over the past few days. that's great news if you have to be out on the roads. the patchy fog will burn away. the high clouds will stay.

temperatures as we get into your noontime, 60s. mid- to upper 70s inland. if you are stepping outside this morning, just as cool as yesterday, even slightly cooler. low 40s to low 50s. all right. so as we get through your weekend, we're dry. but now i want to go into early next week. starting the clock here, 9:00 a.m. on tuesday, we start the day dry. but by tuesday night, here comes the rain. it will stay with us on wednesday drying out by thursday. coincidently, the last day of winter and wednesday the first day of spring. temperatures dropping off ever so subtlely saturday/sunday. a bigger cooldown on monday with the coolest day on tuesday before the rain arrives. a carjacked taxicab leads san francisco police opening fire. details of the chaos out there early this morning, the chase, the crash, the shooting and the

arrest. >> we're live in scotts valley where a search is about to get underway for a man who suffered a head injury. >> reporter: we're live in oakland where hundreds of waste management workers just went back to work. we'll tell you why they are on strike this morning and tell you how it may affect your garbage services this morning when "mornings on 2" continues.

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welcome back. 8:29. we have developing news in san francisco involving an officer- involved shooting this morning after a taxicab was carjack and

police officers were attacked. a man vandalized a cab hours ago at jackson and buchanan streets and then he stole the cab. later, police officers say the man, that very same man, rammed a police car at jackson and spruce and that's where police officers opened fire. now, the carjacker was not hit. he did take off. but police later captured him at fort mason. they took him into custody just about two hours ago. 8:30. happening now -- rescue teams are about to resume the search for a man who disappeared days after he suffered a head injury. janine de la vega is live at the scotts valley fire station with more on what the man's mother is saying about his disappearance. >> reporter: good morning. i want to tell you what's happening now. you can see there's a team of santa cruz county search and rescue people. they are discussing the various routes they are gonna take.

there's great concern for this man because he has a read and brain injury that he suffered and he may not be in his right mine. this is video we took of the searchers -- mind. this is video we took of the searchers. they will be combing through henry coe park, near his home and uc santa cruz. abraham fell about 50 to 60 feet off a train trussle by biking in henry coe park. he didn't break any bones but he suffered a head concussion and trauma. his mother said she last saw hill on wednesday night and this is what he said -- >> i love you, mom. good night. no indication that he's going. >> reporter: how are you feeling this morning? >> well, not real great but real hopeful. >> reporter: his mother said that he did have a black backpack with him. inside, he carried a flashlight and a brown tarp.

she doesn't believe that he is again in his right mind. he might be disoriented. search crews looked for him until 1:30 this morning. they used tracking dogs and they picked up the scent here his -- near his dog but the dogs last that scent. abraham posted a youtube video thanking people. you can see these swollen in his case. on the video he talks about how he has trouble reading and writing. als you heard from his mother -- as you heard from his mother, she's hopeful. back out here alive, they haven't started the search. they are talking about the routes they are gonna take. one of the things that the lieutenant told me, they feel like they have one thing in their favor, it wasn't too cold last night. so they feel he's going to be okay and they are hopeful that they will find him. there's a fresh team out here, not the same team searching last night.

so they say that will be helpful for them. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. tomorrow marks one year since the diseastern of -- disappearance of sierra lamar. investigators say she was kidnapped on her way to school last year, not far -- not far from her home. antolin garcia-torres has been charged with abducts and killing lamar even though her body has still not been found. tomorrow family and friends plan to hold a balloon release and fund-raiser in her honor. workers from waste management are on strike in alameda county. lorraine blanco is in oakland with more on who was out there pickets and how garbage pickup could be arraigned. >> reporter: hundreds of employees were out in three different locations including here in oakland. you can see right now they are back inside. they decided to go back to work. let's take a look at some of that video we shot just a few

minutes ago. these are clerical workers going back in the side door of waste management at the 98th avenue location. a few minutes before that, garbage truck drivers, they took off, many about an hour late. the waste management employees say they are frustrated with wages and work conditions. the protesters started their strike at 3:00 a.m. in the morning. hundreds of un young workers from the international long shore -- hundred of young workers from the international longshoremen's union were out here. i'm here with fred becker from ilwu and why did you guys decide to go back to work? >> this was planned as a limited duration strike. it was planned we would be out for a short period of time and would go back and let the company know how upset that we

are about the unfair labor practices, violations of the federal law that the company has committed. and fee filed complains on. >> reporter: when they did go on a little bit past 8:00, we noticed they went in the side door. what was going on there? >> that's the normal entrance to the building. we were going to the building, which was the lobby, we had a letter to present to management. just stating that we were returning to work and that we were returning to our regular positions for our regular shifts to finish out the day. >> reporter: do you feel like it was successful? it was only five hours long. >> yes. i believe it was very successful. we appreciate the support we got from our workers and other members of the community and we -- we were planning on it being a limited duration to begin with. so it's what we planned to do

and hopefully we can proceed in the mapper where we don't -- manner where we don't have to bring charges against the company in the future. >> reporter: thank you. i did talk with waste management and he told me he's happy to accept the workers back into their shifts today unconditionably at this point. he told me that garbage services will be affected about an hour today because a lot of those garbage truck drivers started their shifts about an hour late. if you expect your garbage will be picked up at -- will be picked up. you might want to wait a few more hours. otherwise, service should be normal. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, lorraine. later this month, muni will be cutting back service. a dozen lines will be reduced during commute hours between march 25th and march 29th. muni anticipates fewer riders because of spring break for the san francisco school district

and san francisco state university. muni hopes to save $45,000 by cutting counsel on the -- cutting down on the number of bus stops. all lanes of 580 are back hope after an early-morning big rig fire in livermore. the truck drivers says he noticed smoke coming from the back of his trailer near airway boulevard. he notice -- he pulled over to the side of the road. when firefighters arrived, they used foam to put out the flames. three lanes were briefly shut down. 8:37. beginning on monday, b.a.r.t. kicks off an all-access week for bockists. that means you will be able to bring bikes on any train at any time. the current policy allows bikes during noncommute times. b.a.r.t. wants to find out when the bike, and commuters all week. if successful, bikes could be a regular sight on b.a.r.t. in the future. let's check in with sal. any problems out there?

>> there are some slow traffic spots out there. for the most part, i would say we've had a good commute. let's start off with 237. we have some slow traffic as you drive towards zanker road. it does get better over that for the trip over 101 and the bayshore freeway. if you are in fremont and hayward, this is really a nice commute heading south and the traffic time hasn't really increased at all. usually it's double this from 238 to mowry today, 16 minutes. that's not bad at all. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's light. westbound bay bridge coming into san francisco. i believe we have a picture of that. yeah, there it is. no problems getting into the city. let's go to rosemary. >> we have a nice forecast. bird's-eye view over concord. high clouds continue over the bay area. we actually had some clearing in the overnight hours. so many of us begin to slip. our temperatures started to cool off bur the clouds came

back earlier -- but the cloud came back earlier. we were at 44 before the sun rose. we saw a nice offset of cooling with the high clouds moving back in. 49 in oakland. 59 in redwood city. the fog not as dense or widespread. that's great news as you get out and onto the roadways. the satellite radar here, can't see the fog here but i'm gonna show you a map in a moment. i want to show you the high clouds. theidge are of high pressure is weakening and is breaking down. that will allow the high clouds to continue to move across the area for your weekend. can't even see the ridge any belonger. there's no longer -- longer. there's no longer that arch. we'll get some rain. it will take several days. your weekend is dry. we're seeing this forecast inside the bay. half moon bay, partly cloudy, not too bad. it looks like pacifica, pretty socked in at at moment. by the afternoon, the fog is gone and the high clouds thin out a little bit and the afternoon highs feeling pretty

good. 74 santa rosa, 76 in napa. 70 in oakland. upper 60s in san francisco. inland east bay, mid-70s. 7p for -- 77 for antioch. it will be another nice day. 76 morgan hill. just shaving off a few degrees from yesterday. may not even really notice it much. into the weekend we continue that. just a subtle dropoff with peach passing day. we'll feel it more so monday into tuesday with an increase in the clouds and rain in the forecast tuesday night into wednesday. we will be tracking that for you between now and then. back to the desk. >> all right. police in concord are investigating reports of a dog being shot last night with a bb gun. the reason neighbors and police think this may not be an isolated incident. it led to her resignation. what a former top expectative for j.p. morgan is saying about the reason for a $6 billion trading loss. >> reporter: we are live in san francisco where we have new

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lower today. some profit taking expected to be going on. taking a live look at the dow, it's currently down 25 at 14,514 and the s&p which had moved to within 2 points of the all-time high is down 1 at 1561. the nasdaq is down 6. new this morning, a former top executive for j.p. morgan chase is pointing fingers at another executive for last year's more than $6 billion trading loss known as the london whale. she resigned after 30 years with the federal and voluntarily paid back two years of salary. a top expect serve for the seno company -- executive for the seno company may be working out a deal for charges against

her. she was indicted for three counts of wire fraud. she's accused of being in on a scheme to inflate the homes ennuied -- owned by her employer. her attorney says she wants to change her plea. shes what the first casualty from a 2010 fbi on the seno family headquarters in concord. police in richmond still searching for the gunman who killed a b.a.r.t. passenger last night in richmond at a train station. the victim was shot as he walked out of the b.a.r.t. station. witnesses there describe mass pandemonium when those shots started. police in this home on hillview drive were sound asleep when an explosion in the garage woke them up. their car caught fire. the flames soon spread to the

house. no word yet on how the fire began. developing news we've been following all morning. the chase of a carjacked taxicab that rammed a police car. brian flores has been getting all of the details and joins us live in fort mason. what do you know now? >> reporter: we're live at fort mason. investigators have been here since about 5:00 this morning. we're near bay and octavia near the marina district here. but the good news in all of this, this taxicab involved in the chase, the officer-involved shooting. the suspected person that allegedly took this taxicab he was later taken into custody this morning. here are the new details. at about 4:30, the suspect who is only identified at this point as a 25-year-old man was able to stop a taxicab driver at jackson and bu nan con.

police say the suspect jumped on the hood of the taxicab and continued jumping with the impact shattering the front windshield. the driver of the taxicab then got out, confronted the suspect. but then the suspect was able to get in the driver's seat and steal a taxicab. san francisco police were able to get the stolen taxicab around jackson and spruce. the suspected cab thief then made a u-turn and then clipped two sfpd patrol cars. one of the officers got out of the car fearing for her -- for their lives and then fired shots at the suspect. the suspects began jumping up and down the -- up and down the hood of the vehicle and then shattered the windshield. the driver feared for his safety and life, fled the cab. the suspect then took the cab and fled the area. >> reporter: officers were then able to locate the taxicab abandoned somewhere near

octavia and bay. they later found the suspect about a half-hour later. this is where officers and investigators placed the cab after the chase and then after the officer-involved shooting, and we understand that a tow truck will be out here to take the cab. the suspect faces charges, including vandalism, carjacking and assaulting a police officer. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:48. new reports that bay area police are concerned they are being, targeted by thieves. the san francisco "chronicle" reports police are on high alert after someone stole a semi-automatic rifle from an unmarked san francisco police car last month. burglars have robbed the homes of police officers in richmond and in brentwood. one officer says criminals may be looking for buns and realize police will probably have them in their homes.

the growing tensions between lake county supervisors and sheriff frank rivero could boil over next week. two supervisors are calling on board members to issue a formal vote of no confidence at the meeting on tuesday. the board may also ask for the sheriff's resignation. the supervisors cite the district attorney's finding that the sheriff lied during a 2008 shooting investigation. we're following new details about a san jose biker whose body was found in the santa cruz mountains last fall. the body of 32-year-old air ring dean garcia was found by a hiker -- eric dean garcia was found by a hiker. authorities are asking for help for new leads. they say he was a member of the mongols motorcycle club and may have been with members of another gang the day he disappeared. if you have any information on this case, you are asked to call the santa cruz county sheriff's office. 8:49. the woman accused of kicking a toddler at a san francisco playground, she will be back in

court next week. that's after a bizarre outburst in the courthouse yesterday. >> this is [bleep] this is so ridiculous! >> 24-year-old sabryna bell was supposed to be arraigned on felony assault and child endangerment charges. as her case was being called, you heard her yelling from her holding cell. prosecutors say bell tick kick a toddler on -- bell kicked a toddler in golden gate park. the little girl hit her head on the ground. she's not seriously hurt. police have investigating -- police are investigating a dog being shot by a bb gun. a teenager was seen shooting geese at newhall park that same evening. this comes after a bus window was shot out nearly and clayton roads by an unknown object.

police want to know if all of these incidents are related. president obama is returning to the bay area next month. the white house says the president will travel to northern california on april 3rd and 4th for fund-raiserser for democratic congress am candidates. the -- congressional candidates. the president will campaign to try to regain control of the house in the 2014 mid-term election. a new report reveals state furloughs designed to save money will not save as much as believed. the furloughs were intended to save $5 billion between february of 2009 and july of this year. many state workers are taking less vacation because of the mandated furloughs. budget advisers calculate california will still save more money in the long run. the state will pay $1 billion more than originally planned when state workers leave their jobs and get paid for unused vacation time.

8:51. the budget battle goes on today at washington, d.c. but there's new optimism. the president will be able to reach a deal with republicans. republicans are telling the president he needs to tone down his political attacks and get democrats to support controversial changes in medicare if he wants a compromise. the democrats have pushed a budget that calls for about $1 trillion in new tax revenue over a decade. it's expected to go to the senate next week. an immigration bill in the senate could drastically limit the number of family visas. this is part of an immigration deal that is a -- that a bipartisan -- that a bipartisan group of senators is working on. the bill would make it harder for citizens to come here and make it easier for more high- skilled foreign workers to do so. right now about 65% of illegal immigrants are allowed in the u.s. for family reasons. an out-of-control car nearly smashes into a baseball

study class. the damage done to this church and what officers believe -- a bible study class. the damage done to this church and what officers believe caused the crash. and we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather -- straight ahead. mom, i invited justin over for lunch. good. no, not good. he's a vegetarian and he's going to be here in 20 minutes!

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two workers were seriously injured while setting up for a music festival in miami. the fire department says a

large l.e.d. screen collapsed and fell on top of the two men. both are being treated for life- threatening injuries. the victims were setting up for what's being billed as the world's largest electronic music festival. the event is scheduled to kick off as scheduled today. a church in marin will need repairs after a car crashed into it last night, almost hitting members of a bible study group. the sleepy hollow presbyterian church on terry road was damaged. that car knocked down a support beam for an overhang. luckily, no one was hurt. the chp is investigating. san francisco police say cell phone thieves are getting more sophisticated. they have the surveillance video to prove it. this was taken on the 33 bus in the castro district last month. it shows a man in a white shirt grabbing a woman's phone while the second suspect holds the door open. they say the third suspect follows the victim, possibly to keep any good samaritans from

jumping in. police are still looking for the suspects. sal is back. >> you still watching the toll plaza? >> i am. as a matter of fact, we've been -- i would say we've been doing pretty well at the toll plaza. look at this. you can see that the traffic is moving along very nicely coming up into san francisco and speaking of san francisco there's northbound 101, you notice -- it's somewhat cloudy. on the peninsula, southbound 101 traffic does look good, ten minutes from 380 and san bruno in smitt. high clouds will continue for today. i call it that soft sunlight. le it temperature reese main above average following cool mornings. our first chance of rain will come tuesday night into wednesday morning. >> spring -- >> spring arrives at 4:02 a.m. >> thank you. that's our report this

morning. we thank you for trusting ktvu news. be sure to watch the news at noon for more on the search for a missing man in santa cruz county. we're always here for you on facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. have a great weekend.

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